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Mack Privott Wins
Varsity Club Trophy
Paulette Lane Only Six
Points Behind For
Coveted Honor
Edenton Varsity Club’s annual
award for the most outstanding foot
ball player of the season was award
ed to Mack Privott, stellar backfield
ace for the Aces. The award was
made at chapel exercises held in the
■school Wednesday morning of last
week.
Young Privott led Paulette Lane,
fullback, for the honor by only six
points, Pi+vott getting 122 points and
Lane 116. Earl Minshew came in
third with 113 votes. Other Aces to
receive more than 50 votes were Earl
Goodwin, Keith Emminizer, Hawk
Crummey and Mickey Wright. Enter
ing into the award each year are at
titude, cooperation, leadership, ability
and sportsmanship.
Presentation of the trophy was
made by Ernest Ward, who pointed
out the qualifications to be a winner.
During the exercises Coach George
Thompson also presented monogram
sweaters to 18 members of the Aces’
1949 squad. Those receiving sweaters
were Ernest White, Keith Emminizer,
Donald Batton, Bobby Bunch, Mickey
Wright, Gene Taylor, Jackie Gray,
Hawk Crummey, Mack Privott, Ray
mond White, Haywood Rogerson,
Charles Morgan, Billy Bond, Frank
Hughes, Richard Hoskins, Earl Min
shew, Earl Goodwin and Paulette
Lane.
High School News [
By GLENN TWIBDY
There was a basketball clinic con
ducted by the Wake Forest basketball
coach and players at the Edenton
armory December sth. The clinic
began at 3:30, rules interpretation at
7 o’clock and a scrimmage game be
tween the Marines and the Wake For
est team at 8 o’clock. Wake Forest
won by a score of 87-27. This was
sponsored by the Edenton Varsity
Club.
The Student Council, in regular ses
sion on November 7, voted to amend
Article VI, Section I of the consti
tution to read as follows: “The reg
ular meetings of the Student Council
shall be held weekly. The time and
place shall be designated by the prin
cipal and the Student Council presi
dent.” It was voted on and passed
•by secret ballot.
The Glee Club gave a performance
for the Lions Club the Monday after
Thanksgiving. They also sang for
the PTA Tuesday, December 6th.
The FHA will give a Christmas
dance Friday, December 9, in the
Edenton armory. This is the second
year for the FHA Club and it is pro
gressing nicely.
New Stewards Elected
At Methodist Church
At a meeting of the Board of Ste
wards of the Methodist Church held
Wednesday night of last week two
new members were elected. The two
new stewards are Dr. A. F. Downum
and J. R. Dulaney. They were of
ficially accepted at the quarterly
conference held at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning.
Downum and Dulaney succeed the
late J. W. Cates and J. 0. Creech,
who left Edenton.
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16 Games Comprise
Schedule For Aces
; Loss of Regulars Hard
Blow to Basketball
Outlook
With the football season ended,
Edenton’s Aces are now turning their
attention to basketball and Coach
George Thompson is now engaged in
rounding out a team. Prospects are
not so bright for the court season
with four of last year’s regulars
missing, Russell Wheeler, A1 Habit,
Jack Habit and Malcolm Eason.
The nucleus of this year’s team in
cludes Paulette Lane, Earl Goodwin,
Emmett Eason, John Dobson, Billy
Gardner, Merrill Layton and Charles
Overman.
The Aces have 16 games scheduled
as follows:
t December 16—Hertford, here; Jan
uary 3—open; January 6—Washing
ton, there, in the conference opener;
January 10—Greenville, here; Janu
ary 13—Elizabeth City, there; Janu
ary 17—Kinston, here; January 20—
Williamston, there; January 24
New Bern, here; January 27—Roa
noke Rapids, there; January 31—
Washington, here; February 3
Greenville, there; February 7—Eliza
beth City, here; February 10—Kins
ton, there; February 17—New Bern,
there; February 21—Williamston,
here; February 22—Roanoke Rapids,
here.
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ENTERTAINS LATVIANS
Mrs. John Lee Spruill entertained
last week at a shower in honor of
Mrs. Petteris Hogemanis and daugh
ter, Mrs. Arnolds Ukstins, displaced
Latvians now living in Chowan Coun
ty
Those attending the party were:
Miss Inez Felton, Mrs. W. E. Mills,
Mrs. William White, Mrs. Jimmie
Oglesby, Mrs. Margaret Patterson, 1
Mrs. Jimmie Manning, Miss Mildred
Munden, Mrs. Percy Smith, Mrs. Em
ma Perkins, Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs.
Earl Harrell, Mrs. J. C. Parks, Miss j
Catherine Ward, Mrs. Thurston Stal
lings, Mrs. George T. White, Mrs. ’
Robert Perry, Mrs. Kenneth Floars,
Mrs. E. K. White, Mrs. Leon Leary, -
Miss Goldie Layton, Mrs. Bristoe Per
ry, Mrs. Henry Cuthrell, Mrs. L. W.
Stallings and Miss Evelyn Leary.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES
Services at St. Paul’s Episcopal
Church have been announced by the
rector, the Rev. Harold W. Gilmer,
as follows:
Sunday, December 11, Third Sun
day in Advent: 8 A. M., the Holy
Communion; 9:45 A. M„ Church
School; 11 A. M., Office of Morning
Prayer with sermon; 6:30 P. M.,
Children’s Choir; 7 I'. M., Young
People’s Service League.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C„ THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1949.
Honorary Society Has
Meeting In Plymouth
A number of the members of 'Pi
Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma at
tended a meeting held in Flymotfth
Saturday. The last meeting of the
year, in April, will be held in Eden
ton.
Edenton members of the honorary
society are Miss Paulina Hassell, Miss
Lena Jones, Miss Mary Lee Copeland,
Mrs. Mary Browning and Mrs. Lloyd
Griffin. Other members in Chowan
County are Miss Louise Wilson, Mrs.
Marguerite Bunch and Mrs. Inglis
Fletcher.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES
Services at the 1 First Christian
Church have been announced as fol
lows by the pastor, the Rev. E. C.
Alexander:
Bible School, Sunday morning at
10 o’clock; morning service at 11
o’clock; young people’s meeting at
6:30 P. M.; evening service at 7:30
o’clock; Wednesday evening Bible
study class at 7:30 o’clock. ’
~lnljemoriam
In memory of mother, who died
November 11, 1944:
They say that Heaven is a beautiful
place, always bright and fair,
But to us it seems more beautiful, for
we know now you are there.
Many times we looked toward Heaven
and prayed you wouldn’t be taken
away, .
But our prayers were never answered
though we’ll understand it all some
day.
God saw the road was getting rough
and the hills were hard to climb,
So He took you to a beautiful home,
and left us here to pine.
How were we to know, dear Mom, to
us you brought new life?
You put your hand on our heaped up
heart and cast away the strife.
You’ll never know of the pain, dear
Mom, of the nights bereft of sleep,
Os the tears we shed and prayers we
said and the promise we tried to
keep.
Deep in our hearts lies a picture more
precious than silver or gold.
Tis a picture of our dear Mother
whose memory will never grow old.
Now somewhere back of the sunset,
where loveliness never dies,
You live in the land of Glory with the
blue and the gold of the skies.
—Written by Cora Wright for our
Mother.
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